Performance

Venue	The King's Head Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	13th September 2011
Opened	16th September 2011
To	23rd October 2011
When	In rep. 19:15. Sep 17, 18, 24, 25, Oct 1, 2, 8, 18, 21, 22 Mats 15:00
Prices	From £17.50. To £22.00.
The King's Head Theatre (V235)
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Date of change: 15 Sep 11 - T0287923917
Date of change: 26 Jul 11 - T0287923917

Constance

Work:: Constance (S1727809338)

William Daventry, a rich industrialist and self-made man, is married to Constance, the perfect wife: loyal, faithful, and with excellent family credentials. At the Daventry s country house, various members of Constance s extended family, a zealous man of the cloth and his flirtatious wife are assembled for an evening of entertainment - such as is affordable only by the middle classes, a fact deplored by the Duchess of Sandgate and her companion, Sir Richard. An incident between the Reverend s wife and the industrialist sets in motion a train of events that risk upsetting the moral code of this aristocratic family, driving them from Twickenham to London to the Tyrolean Alps.

Author

Oscar Wilde

Production:: (T0287923917)

Stage World Premiere. Reconstructed by French Writers

Company	Good Night Out Presents
Adapted by	Charles Osborne
Director	Marc Urquhart
Design	Tessa Battisti
Costume	Laura Cordery
Costume	Bettina John
Lighting	Ben Polya
Sound	Tim Adnitt
Performer	John Atterbury
Performer	Ellie Bevan
Performer	Deborah Blake
Performer	Sophie Brabenec
Performer	Bradley Cole
Performer	Maggie Daniels
Performer	Kirsty Dillon
Performer	Bart Edwards
Performer	Tamara Hincho
Performer	James Vaughan

Listing:: L02073380675

Production details

Stage World Premiere. Reconstructed by French Writers

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